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By getting Lindiwe Sisulu to apologise, President Cyril Ramaphosa aimed to show he had control over a Cabinet that was committed to constitutionalism and the rule of law. But Sisulu undermined her boss in what appears to be a move to force him to fire her ahead of the ANC's elective conference.

Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) researcher Kurnia Ramadhana, at a national webinar on Wednesday, encouraged the public to conduct consolidation or cooperate ...

Civil society is crucial to accountability and good governance. It’s more agile and interacts with the parts of society that most politicians only pay attention to at election time. Despite this many senior politicians and public servants continue to regard and portray civil society as a nuis...

UDM leader Bantu Holomisa says the ANC must "swim in their own stew".

Casac Executive director Lawson Naidoo elaborates on why they are calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to take action on Minister Sisulu.

UDM leader Bantu Holomisa says the ANC must "swim in their own stew".

Casac said President Cyril Rampahosas silence over Minister Lindiwe Sisulus controversial opinion piece calling for the Constitution to be amended was concerning.

ANC insiders, according to the Sunday Times, said Ramaphosa did not want to repeat the mistake made by former president Thabo Mbeki, who fired the party's then deputy president Jacob Zuma in 2005 who later defeated him in the elective conference in 2007.

Now that Elbit's Oldham factory has closed, pro-Palestinian activists are targeting the weapons manufacturer's other sites around the UK

Like Bell Pottinger, the global PR agency that facilitated so many dirty tricks locally and elsewhere, Bain & Co may yet implode.